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Dairy Performance Related to Calf Health

Posted on Friday, March 1st, 2019
calf laying in hay

Photo courtesy of Caitlin MacLeod

Dairy performance related to calf health

By Alicia Bowland

Poor lung health in calves implicated in long-term negative impacts to dairy production. To maximize productivity and profitability, and to facilitate managerial decision-making, dairy producers need to look at their calves’ lung health. Tricia Dunn, graduate from the department of population medicine at the University of Guelph, and Theresa Olivett from the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine used thoracic ultrasound technology, a non-invasive chest ultrasound, to analyze dairy cow herd health to determine why some calves grow and perform better than others. 

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